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Abortion at 21st week
I had my anamoly scan last week and found that baby has pericardial effusion, EIF, left ventricle and right ventricle are not of same size and even the blood vessels are not of same size . Should I go for abortion and if yes. What is the procedure.
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Definitely u need to proceed with termination of pregnancy It will be mini delivery Labour pains will be induced
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Don't waste time online . Consult and make a decision soon as abortion can be done only upto 24 weeks.
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You should go to a Medical college. You will need the opinion of two Gynaecologists who should opine that you need an abortion. The Gynaecologists will decide the procedure they want to adopt. You should be prepared that in some cases the procedure may fail and you may have to undergo a major operation.
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Termination advice can be avoided on online platform. U shall visit your treating doctor
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Connect please
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Please consult for proper discussion.
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